Black girls in LA keep seeing women around them getting killed and are driving change
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Black women and girls comprise an outsized share of Los Angeles homicide victims, prompting them to speak out against police and legislative failures. The article highlights the story of Tioni Theus, whose life changed after her mother's critical car accident, leading her to become disconnected from her family, as shared by her cousin Nafeesah Kincy.
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